Cushendun Beach 31/07/06

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Cushendun Beach 31/07/06

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People:Topbox, Scrab & Myself

Duration:8pm to 1.30 am

Tide:Low water at approx 10pm

Weather:some rain showers but mostly dry and virtually no wind

Bait:rag, mackerel, peeler crab, sandeel and squid

Rigs:flappers and clip downs

Results:Codling, Coalies, Plaice, Flounder, Pollock, Doggies and a MACKEREL :shock:


Report:Great nights fishing, plenty of double hook ups. Fish coming in steady throughout the night. John caught a cracking mackerel on a sandeel bait. Cushendun beach has not fished this well for us in ages, will def. be back.

Sorry for the short report but time a bit tight.

Lee
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#2 Post by BigPhil »

talking to others it has been fishing really well, they packed up the other night late on because they couldnt get through the mackerel on it
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#3 Post by Lee337 »

BigPhil wrote:talking to others it has been fishing really well, they packed up the other night late on because they couldnt get through the mackerel on it


You reckon a set of feathers would take a pendulum? :lol: :lol:

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#4 Post by beachcaster »

they will if you make them up yourself on heavier main rig body no problem.60-80 lb line.
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#5 Post by BigPhil »

just use mustad hokkais, they are built on 60 i think....
good strong knots too
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#6 Post by Lee337 »

No Phil, had them snap while out in the boat - as John says would need to be home made. It's not worth the risk.

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#7 Post by BigPhil »

never had any bother with them myself
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#8 Post by glengormley-gavin »

Lee - I think you could customise a 3 hook flapper pretty easy to do the job.

Short snoods and a 5oz oval weight - should be fun :idea:

I'm staying down in C'dun 13 14 & 15 - could be worth a wee outing??

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#9 Post by Lee337 »

Yea, sounds good to me. The way the beach was fishing will be easy to convince to come down again a wee run.

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